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Welcome to Autumn Term 2 which runs from Monday 4th November 2024 – Tuesday 17th December 2024. We're learning about Bonfire Night for the first week then all things Autumnal and finally lots of Festive Fun! Reminder our quiz night is Thursday 21st November. Term dates can be found here. Do please follow us on … Continue reading Autumn Term 2

Follow the arrows to see what we have been up to during this half term!

Cuckoo Meadow Family Tree 🙂

Children going to big school - September 2025! On Friday 1 November 2024, applications open for parents to apply for their child to start school in September 2025. The closing date for applications is 15 January 2025. Parents can apply online from 1 November via the Hampshire County Council website. Paper forms can be requested … Continue reading Off to Big School?

Self portraits!

Welcome back to all our lovely children and a big welcome to all the newbies too! Our topic over the next few weeks is nursery rhymes. Nursery rhymes are excellent to develop so many skills - literacy, communication, language, as well as social, physical and emotional development. They’re also so much fun! This week it’s … Continue reading

Hi all, we hope you’re having a great summer! Good luck to all those moving onto big school in a couple of weeks.For new starters and returners, pre-school is back open Mon 2nd Sep & the letter of the week is A for show and tell time!

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Each year we say goodbye to another amazing group of children moving onto big school. It is a privilege to have been part of their early years journey and we wish them luck on their new adventures. We thank you for your generous gifts and beautiful poems about us all! It’s lovely to be appreciated. … Continue reading Happy Summer!

Cuckoo Meadow, waving our flags to support our boys in the final on Sunday. Come on England!